Body Dream Massage

Pamelaand Tamara

Two massage therapists, one practice: post-operative recovery supervised from judgment.

Pamela Calix, founder of Body Dream Massage
Founder · Post-operative massage therapy

Pamela Calix

A certified and qualified massage therapist, specialising in post-operative care and physical recovery.

Her career began in a health care setting, where she worked with patients for several years before turning fully to massage therapy. That is where her reading of post-surgical recovery — and her strictness about the limits of the work — comes from.

The practice covers the full recovery path: lymphatic drainage, wood therapy, red light therapy and tissue work.

Body Dream Massage was founded to deliver this care at home, with the comfort and discretion a post-operative period requires.

The practice is recovery care, not relaxation massage. No diagnosis is made, no dressing is touched, and nothing substitutes for the surgeon's follow-up. Anything unusual observed during a session is reported before the session ends.

A significant share of clients had surgery abroad and return with no organised follow-up. That follow-up is what the business picks up and structures through to the end.

Massage therapist · RMPQ member Insurance receipt · massage therapy and drainage

Tamara Calix, massage therapist at Body Dream Massage
Massage therapist · Care and support

Tamara Calix

A massage therapist by vocation, I approach treatment as a deep service rendered to a person. To me the body is a living language, carrying memory and the capacity to restore itself.

My approach is whole, precise and human. I work in particular with people in post-operative recovery, respecting the body's own pace and each person's real needs.

Alongside my sister, CEO of Body Dream Massage, we hold to a demanding vision: a five-star experience where quality of care, ethics and respect for the living are inseparable.

A session in progress: gloves, embroidered Body Dream Massage uniform and red light panel
The framework

No detours

Anything observed during a session is reported on the spot, including when it calls for medical attention.